[SOLVED] Upgrading my 5 year old pc for gaming

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I have a hp pavilion with
Amd a10 cpu
r5 330 gpu
8 gb ddr3 ram
Stock power supply
1tb hard drive
I want to play like forza horizon 4 and gta 5 on the best setting it can go to 1080p and I want your help because I don’t know what to upgrade to get this performance with 200€ Budget
 
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IF you have an A10-8750......I wouldn't go any higher than a GTX 1060....and that might be stretching it a little. I think a GTX 1050 or GTX 1050 Ti would work great.
The 1050 and 1050 Ti get all the power from the slot....and it's 75 watts max.
The 1060 needs a plug from the power supply and it's 120 watts.
.....so you may need a new power supply.
Any of those three GPUs are way faster than the r5 330.
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jay32267 said:
Which AMD A10 and what motherboard do you have?
Also, please post the model and wattage of your power supply.
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I dont remember Very good but the supply will change 100% , I think it was a10 8750 ,the motherboard is The stock one and I can remember it wasn’t very good and the model was only for Greece with this spec and I don’t remember 100% if it was 550-110

I don’t have it plugged to see 100% the specs
 
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IF you have an A10-8750......I wouldn't go any higher than a GTX 1060....and that might be stretching it a little. I think a GTX 1050 or GTX 1050 Ti would work great.
The 1050 and 1050 Ti get all the power from the slot....and it's 75 watts max.
The 1060 needs a plug from the power supply and it's 120 watts.
.....so you may need a new power supply.
Any of those three GPUs are way faster than the r5 330.
 
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jay32267 said:
IF you have an A10-8750......I wouldn't go any higher than a GTX 1060....and that might be stretching it a little. I think a GTX 1050 or GTX 1050 Ti would work great.
The 1050 and 1050 Ti get all the power from the slot....and it's 75 watts max.
The 1060 needs a plug from the power supply and it's 120 watts.
.....so you may need a new power supply.
Any of those three GPUs are way faster than the r5 330.
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Thanks for the reply first of all
I will put like a 750 power supply 80 plus gold and I was thinking of the 1650 to keep them because I would rebuilt it all in the summer what you think of this gpu and will I have any problem putting this big power supply in this small system
 
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jay32267 said:
Wattage wise.....you can never have "too big".
Size wise.....you can.
As long as it physically will fit it should work.....as there is no such thing as too much wattage.
....and I think the GTX 1650 will also work well with the A10-7850.
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DO you have any other idea of a power supply that is good for my system but I will use it with a better built with Ryzen and like a medium range pc with 800€?
 
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jay32267 said:
I think that any Seasonic is a good power supply.
I think that the new Corsairs are also good.
I have recently purchased two Corsair RMx series units.
They are 750 and 1000 watts. Both have been running fine for a while now.
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OK but I won’t have any problem with a 750 in this small system because I didn’t understand 100% what you told me before
 
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jay32267 said:
Being that is an HP Pavilion (which I didn't notice before).....I think it has a proprietary supply.....so you may have a hard time finding an upgrade.
It may be best to try and stick with a GTX 1050 or 1050Ti.
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I had search it before and all I had found is a power supply with a fun looking down on the motherboard but because the stock doesn’t have fun I think that it will heat more or I am wrong ?

And I am thinking of putting one more fun to take the air outside in front of the motherboard or just don’t put the panel
 
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